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BSR Final Flashcards

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Reasons why scripture is misinterpreted:

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Hermeneutics means what?

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To explain or translate.

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A failure to recognize the _____ _____ between the modern reader and ancient people of Bible times

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Communication gap

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A failure to distinguish between the _____ of time.

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Dispensations

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A failure to recognize the different _____.

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Covenants.

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A failure to distinguish between the three _____ groups mentioned in scripture.

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Ethnic

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A failure to consider _____ the Bible has to say on a given subject.

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All

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A failure to consider the ____.

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Context

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A failure to consider the significance of _____ gaps of a particular passage.

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Prophetic

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A failure to understand the purpose for _____.

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Parables.

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Define science.

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The intellectual and practical activity encompassing systematic study.

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List the 4 steps to help overcome the communication gap.

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  1. Grasp the text in their town
  2. Measure the width of the river to cross
  3. Cross the principalizing bridge
  4. Grasp the text in our town
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What are the 6 biblical sciences?

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  1. Canonology
  2. Historical criticism
  3. Textual criticism
  4. Hermeneutics
  5. Exegesis
  6. Biblical Theology
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What are the 5 methods of interpretation?

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  1. The Allegorical Method
  2. The Mystical Method
  3. The Devotional Method
  4. The Rationalistic Method
  5. The Literal Method
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The _____ method essentially denies the ____ meanings of scripture in order to search for _____ meanings not apparent on the surface.

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Allegorical, literal, hidden

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Although similar to the _____ method, the mystical method differs in that instead of finding one meaning beneath the text, it finds _____ meanings.

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Allegorical, multiple

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The Devotional Method is the method of interpreting scripture which places the emphasis on the _____ aspects of Scripture, and interpreting with the intent of _____ spiritual life.

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Edifying, developing

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The basis of the Rationalistic viewpoint is _____ of the supernatural.

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Denial

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The Literal method holds the meaning of any text can be determined by considerations of _____ and _____.

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Grammar, history

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List the fifteen principles of interpretation.

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The Dispensational Principle

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God deals with man, sin, and man’s responsibility.

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The Covenantal Principle

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Covenants refer to agreements or contracts made between God and man.

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The Ethnic Division principle

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Studying with respects to the Jews, the Gentiles, and the Church

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The Typical Principle

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A type of illustration of some scriptural truth.

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The First Mention Principle

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God indicates in the first mention of a subject, the truth is connected in the mind of God

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The Progressive Mention Principle

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God makes the revelation increasingly clear as the Word goes forth

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The Full Mention Principle

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God declares all that we need to know on any one subject vital to our spiritual life.

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The Context Principle

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Context of the verse, passage, book, etc.

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The Agreement Principle

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No scripture will contradict another

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The Gap Principle

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Principles of divine revelation where God ignores certain periods of time

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The Double Reference Principle

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Its purpose is for more than one person.

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The Christo-Centric principle

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Everything is centered around the mind and thoughts of Christ.

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The Comparative Mention Principle

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The principle by which one compares or contrast groups of verses

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The Moral Principle

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Every scripture has one interpretation but many applications.

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The Parabolic Principle

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The principle of learning how to interpret and discern the moral, and the scriptural and natural fundamentals of parables.

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The secret of Bible study is knowing how to _____ the _____ _____.

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Ask, right, questions

36
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Bible study involves _____ _____ what you have observed and discovered.

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Writing down

37
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You cannot study the Bible without _____ _____ _____. That is the difference between Bible reading and Bible study.

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Writing something down.

38
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The ultimate goal of Bible Study is _____, not just _____.

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Application, interpretation

39
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We don’t want to settle for _____ alone; we want to apply the biblical _____ to our daily living.

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Understanding, principles

40
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Dwight L. Moody said, “The Bible was not given to increase our _____, but to _____ our ______ .

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Knowledge, change, lives.

41
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Our goal in all Bible studies is to know Jesus Christ and to become like him in our _____, our _____, our _____, our _____, and our _____.

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Attitudes, thoughts, speech, actions, values.

42
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The real problem for most of us is not with _____ difficult passages but with _____ the passages we do understand.

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Bible study means that God’s Word must be studied _____ systematically.

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The first step is _____: seeing the basic facts contained in the text under study.

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Observing

44
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Next comes _____ _____: discovering additional facts by more intense observation.

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Asking questions

45
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Third is _____: analyzing what the text means.

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Interpreting

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Fourth is _____ what you have discovered with other biblical truths you know; this involves cross-referencing verses and comparing Scripture with Scripture.

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Correlating

47
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The final step is drawing a _____: applying to your life in a practical way the truths you have studied.

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Conclusion

48
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In Bible study you will _____ exhaust the riches in any one passage of Scripture.

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Never

49
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Psalms 119:96

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I have seen an end of all perfection: but thy commandment is exceeding broad.

50
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Bible study has no _____.

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Shortcuts

51
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Four things that are important if you are to receive the most benefit from your study.

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Next cards.

52
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_____ your bible study time.

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Schedule

53
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Set aside a specific amount of _____ to do Bible study each week.

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Time

54
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What is on of the worst enemies for Bible study in America?

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Television.

55
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  1. Keep a _____.
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Notebook.

56
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Get the right _____.

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Tools.

57
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  1. Spend time in _____ before each study.
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Prayer

58
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Pray that the Holy Ghost will _____ you in your study.

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Guide

59
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Correctly write out Psalms 119:18

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Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law.

60
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Correctly write out all 66 books of the Bible.

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Good luck ;)

61
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Bible study tools are not meant to _____ the Bible; rather, they _____ us in studying the Bible itself.

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Replace, help

62
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Some Christians _____ to use references out of fear that they will become too dependent on them.

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Hesitate

63
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List all the Bible study tools mentioned in out notes. (Be prepared to give brief description of each)

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  1. The Study Bible
  2. Other Translations
  3. An Exhaustive Concordance
  4. A Bible Dictionary or Bible Encyclopedia
  5. A Topical Bible
64
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The Bible study tools (cont.)

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  1. A Bible Handbook
  2. A Set of Word Studies
  3. Commentaries
  4. Bible Programs.
65
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What are the 12 Bible study methods?

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  1. The Devotional Method
  2. The Chapter Summary Method
  3. The Character Quality Method
  4. The Thematic Method
66
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The 12 Bible Study Methods (cont.)

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  1. The Biographical Method
  2. The Topical Method
  3. The Word Study Method
  4. The Book Background Method
67
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The 12 Bible study methods (cont.)

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  1. The Book Survey Method
  2. The Chapter Analysis Method
  3. The Book Synthesis Method
  4. The Verse-By-Verse Analysis Method

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